Sentence examples for causing a relapse from inspiring English sources
With no reliable partner in the White House or on Capitol Hill, he has to finish the job that Yellen started: rolling back the extraordinary measures the Fed took in the wake of the Great Recession without causing a relapse.
There is however a concern, supported by animal data, that ovarian tissue may be contaminated by disease capable of causing a relapse after transplantation.
Although trastuzumab can be effective alone, cancer cells eventually develop resistance to it, causing a relapse or progression of the cancer.
In this model, the GVL effect is constantly needed to hold leukemia initiating cells from causing a relapse.
With a low normal TSH level, the protective effect may not be strong and the vicious cycle is likely to be reactivated under some adverse events (such as bereavement, divorce, and job loss), eventually causing a relapse, while a high or high normal TSH level is much stronger to overcome these events.
We present the first case of Salmonella Stanley causing a relapsing bone infection at the same site 12 years apart in a patient with β-thalassaemia trait.
If people stop taking their medication abruptly, that is one of the surest ways to cause a relapse".
No Martin, I've made a full recovery from that affliction, although continuous and tedious abuse from mailer-inners over the (lack of) speed of my updates could cause a relapse at any moment.
"They were all so sick I couldn't train them, and when I did start up again I had to go very gently so as not to cause a relapse.
In 2010, the European Court of Human Rights heard the case of a woman from Lithuania who was in remission from cancer and believed that there was a risk that her pregnancy would cause a relapse.
Infections of P. vivax and P. ovale differ from the other two types of malaria in that some of the sporozoites may remain dormant in the liver in a "hypnozoite" stage for months or even years before emerging to attack red blood cells and cause a relapse of the disease.
